Candice Night - Sea Glass – On the Shores of a Fantasy World

A musical album full of magic. It's full of fantasy and dreams. It's as if you're standing on the shore. In some fairytale fantasy kingdom. Full of magic and wonder. And before you is the great ocean. Full of mysteries. And seashells lie on the sand. Like remnants of the past. Full of magic. And very beautiful to look at. Millions of shards scattered across the sand. You've found yourself on the other side. In a world of fantasy and magic.

Music woven from magic. It's like touching the sun's rays. Or catching a reflection in the water. So beautiful and so strange. This album will transport you to a magical world. There's room for enormous emotional things there. Sadness, joy. Darkness and light. A sense of time. A sense of place. Who knows what life is? Maybe it's fantasy. And sometimes you see something incredibly beautiful. Sometimes you break. And start over. Cracks within. Searching for a way out. There's no turning back for you. Like a whirlpool. You're on the shore. In a new world. Starting over. This world is now a part of you. Tightly connected to your perceptions. Your experiences, your joys and sorrows. You'll always find your way back here. It's all on this CD. SeaGlass.

The album is full of mystery. Like good fantasy literature. With its own light and darkness. It's as if you've entered another world. And first, on this sandy shore. The entire ocean lies before you. So magical. And the sun shines brightly.

This is the album's opening track, SeaGlass. I'm a huge fan of such complete immersion. It's a way to immerse yourself in dreams and reveries. To travel to other worlds. Like the writer H.P. Lovecraft, you travel in your dreams. And you can encounter different entities and see other worlds. This CD is also a means for dreaming. An incredible composition – a dark Carnival. It's a melody. Piano. And a sad piece. It's inspired by something sad. Like ghosts in an old park. Maybe like the music of the Cure. So dark. But not evil. Thoughtful. And entertaining. It might even seem cheerful. But it's very ghostly. Like the wind. It blows. But you can't see it.

A ghostly and beautiful composition. It's like you've entered a haunted house. Or a slight sense of the paranormal. Everything is so strange, mysterious, and beautiful. Like a dream. The melody is continuous and always sounds in the same key. Even the echo is like the voice of ghosts. That must be Candice Night singing.

When I want to fly. Another beautiful piece of music. Very dense, musical, and beautiful, like a patterned carpet. There's a passage on some strings, probably ancient instruments. A beautiful soul. You fly like a bird. Or like a druid, you gaze at the banks of grass and greenery and a beautiful river in the distance.

The entire disc is filled with excellent pieces. And for me, it's like a book. Fantasy literature. It's these moments in my imagination that make me a big fan of this kind of music. Another such musician is Sarah Brightman. And now Candice Night has released an incredible disc. For complete immersion in the world of fantasy.

This CD or vinyl will transport you to a fairytale world. So beautiful, surreal. Fantasy-like. Sometimes dangerous. Sometimes captivating and enchanting. It's like my adventure into the world of deep-dive fantasy computer games. For example, Might and Magic VI, Baldur's Gate 1.2, IceWind Dale 1.2.

Unsung Heroes, for me personally, are like bards' songs from Dungeons and Dragons tales. There's room for dragons in the song. And inner demons. And wanderings and curiosity. Fear. There's room for everything. It's cold outside. Three o'clock in the morning. And for some reason you stand and peer into the darkness. A call from the darkness. A desire for adventure. Demons of the past. Curiosity. Everything is mixed up. Like in a great fantasy saga.

And then a new day comes. Another day. It's the magic of time. Every day is unique. Time passes. There are keyboards in it. Like a piano. And string instruments. Everything merges into a very beautiful and artistic sound. Candice Night sees ghosts there. It seems. And she herself is like a fantasy character. Strolling through a cemetery. Like a character from a fantasy saga in search of the ghosts of the past. Visiting graves.

The entire album is beautifully recorded. Musically. Each song is like a story. From a fantasy world or a parallel world of surrealism and fantasy. The last farewell. It's as if we're from different worlds. Battles in this life. And everything is against you. Everything is frozen. In ice. As if it were the past. And graves. And sunlight. You return to the present moment. And this incredible journey was. Face to face. Your personal journey. After listening to such a disc, you were on the shores of a fantasy world. And time froze. It seemed you couldn't leave.